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COUGH Signs With RELAPSE RECORDS

June 4, 2010

Relapse Records has announced the signing Richmond, Virginia's COUGH.

COUGH formed in 2005 and independently released an EP, "The Kingdom", as well as a full-length album, "Sigillum Luciferi", via Forcefield Records. The band is currently recording its new CD, "Ritual Abuse", with producer Sanford Parker for a fall 2010 release.

Commented the band: "'Ritual Abuse' is the result of all the shit and suffering we put ourselves through to continue to write this music. Hopefully you all feel as miserable listening to it as we did creating it."

COUGH is about to embark on brief East Coast tour alongside ELDER. The trek kicks off tonight (Friday, June 4) in Richmond before working its way up the coast.

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